Author: Edward

AVARA is moving fast, and at just 20 years old, she’s already carving out a space of her own in pop music. Her latest release, don’t you wait, is gaining serious traction, landing on the USA Top 100 Trending Instagram Audio chart and extending the buzz created by her debut single lose my mind. That first track has already pulled in over 340,000 Spotify streams and millions of YouTube views, setting the stage for a strong follow-up. Now, with only her second release, AVARA has entered the iTunes Pop Chart at number 45, a milestone that points to her growing…

Alicante by SHASAU unfolds in a way that feels calm, reflective, and quietly emotional. It doesn’t try to overwhelm the listener or push a heavy concept upfront. Instead, it draws you in slowly, letting the atmosphere do the work. There’s a sense of familiarity in the sound, almost like revisiting a place you haven’t thought about in years but instantly recognize when you arrive. The production feels carefully balanced. Even though SHASAU leans into advanced and experimental techniques, the track never loses its human core. You can feel the intention behind every choice, from the pacing to the subtle melodic…

Jill Scott has announced her long awaited sixth studio album, To Whom This May Concern, arriving February 13. It marks her first full length release in nearly a decade, and instead of feeling like a comeback, it lands as a thoughtful continuation of a legacy built on honesty, soul, and emotional depth. Jill’s approach has always been rooted in intention, and this album is no different. Lead single “Beautiful People” sets the tone with warmth and affirmation, offering a message centered on compassion, truth, and human connection. It’s a song that feels comforting without being soft, grounded without losing its…

Bruno Mars has officially revealed plans for his next solo album, The Romantic, scheduled for release in late February. The project will be his first full length solo studio album since 2016, marking a long awaited return to solo authorship. New single “I Just Might” arrives as the first taste of the album and sets the tone for what’s ahead. In the years since his last solo release, Mars has stayed firmly in the spotlight through high profile collaborations, chart success, and sold out performances, including his work as part of Silk Sonic. While those projects kept his presence strong,…

Rolling Loud is officially making its return to the US, but 2026 is shaping up to be a very different chapter for the festival. Instead of hosting multiple stops across the country, Rolling Loud is streamlining its domestic presence into one major event. The festival has announced a single US date set for May 8 to 10, 2026 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando. The move signals a clear shift in direction. By centering the festival in Orlando, Rolling Loud is bringing the experience back to May while choosing a location that is easier to reach and more budget friendly…

Blue by Space Memory Effect feels like a quiet conversation with memory itself, unfolding slowly and honestly alongside its lyrics. From the opening lines, “My eyes cast blue, my mind casts blue,” the song establishes its emotional color palette. Blue is not just a feeling here, it is a lens through which everything is seen. Amy Wallace uses repetition to mirror the way thoughts loop when something unresolved sits heavy in the chest. Musically, the track is understated but deeply intentional. The keys provide a reflective base, while guitars and subtle layers move in and out like passing thoughts. Nothing…

Some songs live forever not because they are replayed endlessly, but because they continue to be reinterpreted through new emotional lenses. For North London based producer Otim, Selena’s Dreaming of You became one of those songs after an unexpected encounter with her story through Netflix’s documentary series. Before watching the documentary, Otim knew Selena only by name, unaware of the scale of her impact or the tragedy that cut her life short. What began as casual viewing quickly turned into a deeply personal experience, as Otim found himself emotionally invested in Selena’s journey, rooting for her global breakthrough as though…

Paul Minnich’s brand has always been built on what he calls “life with grit, heart, and scuffed boots,” and his latest single, “Pull Me Through,” wears that philosophy proudly. The Lawn Chair Poet returns with a country bop that grabs your attention from the first line and refuses to let go. There’s no slow build or gentle introduction. Minnich drops listeners straight into the story, his voice sitting front and center as he sings, “Oh no there’s the look / God damn now I’m hooked / There goes our first touch / This thing is gonna launch.” In an instant,…

Lori Rayne brings grit and edge to her country music, pairing Southern storytelling with heavier guitars and an alternative country attitude. Her new EP, I Don’t Drink, feels like a clear snapshot of where she is right now as an artist: unfiltered, confident, and unapologetically comfortable standing just outside the lines. “I Don’t Drink is the most honest reflection of who I am as an artist,” Rayne explains. “It holds all the styles and influences that shape my sound and personality. This EP is for anyone who grew up on country or Southern music but always felt a little outside…

Dublin-based five-piece Cable Boy have announced their highly anticipated debut album, Forever, set for release on April 17th, alongside the reveal of its first single, ‘Something In My Head’, arriving January 16th. Already building a reputation as one of Ireland’s most exciting new acts, Cable Boy are moving quickly to capitalise on the growing buzz around their sound. Forever captures the band at a creative peak, showcasing a prolific and fearless approach to songwriting that blends urgency, maturity, and experimentation across the record. Produced by Adam Shanahan, David Tapley, and Cable Boy themselves, lead single ‘Something In My Head’ introduces…